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Shreya Basu

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Students need a bachelor's degree, a good GMAT or GRE score and proof of English proficiency. Applications include submitting transcripts, LORs, SOP, passport copies and sometimes an interview. Some requirements can be program-specific, which students must consider from the official website. The following are the general requirements-

·       Bachelor's degree in a relevant field

·       Work experience, usually 2 - 5 years.

·       A good GMAT or GRE score

·       Proof of English proficiency is required

·       Academic transcripts.

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After graduation, MBA students can apply for D-10 Job Seeker Visa, which gives 6-12 months for finding a job in South Korea. This visa also help the graduates to shift from their studies to Korean workforce. Many multinational and Korean companies actively look for MBA graduates for leadership and managerial roles, making this visa an important bridge for career development.

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International students who get admission to MBA programs in South Korea need to apply for D-2 Student Visa which is required for degree programs that are longer than 90 days. The visa application requires a passport, an admission letter from South Korean university, proof of financial ability, academic transcripts and a completed visa application form. English language proficiency is required as most MBA programs are taught in English, though knowledge of Korean is a bonus. The visa allows students to stay in country for full program which is about 12-24 months and provides permission to students which is limited to just part-time work

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MBA programs in South Korea offer various specializations for to meet the needs of a growing business. These specializations provide students knowledge which is required to excel in various sectors that combine global business knowledge with Asian market. Popular specializations are finance, marketing, international business and entrepreneurship, reflecting the country's strong industrial base and innovative economy.

Top Specializations in MBA Programs in South Korea:

  • Finance
  • Marketing
  • International Business
  • Strategy
  • Entrepreneurship
  • Technology Management
  • Business Analytics
  • Supply Chain and Operations Management
  • Healthcare Management
  • Luxury and R
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According to Graduate Outcomes Survey 2024, University of Auckland graduates have a satisfaction rate of 73% and an employment rate of 94%. 21% of the graduates are pursuing further education and the majority of the students are working under the following industries:

  • Business Development

  • Operations

  • Education

  • Engineering

  • Information Technology

  • Sales

  • Research

  • Finance

  • Arts and Design

  • Media and Communication

  • Marketing

  • Consulting

  • Human Resources

  • Entrepreneurship

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The placement rate of the University of Auckland stands 94% where the graduates are placed in some of the top sectors including Business Development, Operations, Education, Engineering, Information Technology, Sales, Research, Finance, Arts etc. Some of the top employers are as follows:

  • Amazon Web Services (AWS)

  • Google

  • Deloitte

  • ASB Bank

  • Auckland Council

  • Health New Zealand 

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Shreya Basu

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International students generally need a bachelor's degree or a recognised equivalent from an accredited institution as the basic criteria for an MS in Italy. Academic transcripts, often accompanied by certified translations into Italian or English, are needed. Some universities accept prior university transcript copies through the Universitaly portal, a centralized platform for Italian higher education applications. Requirements might vary as per the desired university, but some general requirements are as follows:

  • A bachelor's degree with a preference for 60-75% from a recognised university (Top universities might require 80-90%)
  • Proof
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Pursuing an MS in Italy often involves significant expenses such as tuition fees, accommodation, and daily living costs. Scholarships play a vital role in easing these financial burdens, enabling talented students to access high-quality education without compromising their financial stability. Many scholarships are merit-based and offered by the Italian government, universities, and international organizations, making higher education more accessible for deserving Indian and other international students. Applying for scholarships can enhance affordability and open doors to enhanced academic and professional opportunities.

  • Italian Govern
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International students planning to pursue an MS in Italy are required to obtain a long-stay student visa (Type D) if their study duration exceeds 90 days. This visa is necessary for international students and allows for legal residence in Italy for the entire duration of their academic program. The visa application process usually starts after receiving an official offer of admission from an accredited Italian university. Students must submit several documents, such as a valid passport, a visa application form, passport-sized photos, proof of accommodation, proof of funds for daily expenses, valid health insurance covering medical expe

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International students planning to pursue an MS in Italy are required to obtain a national long-stay student visa (Type D) if their study duration exceeds 90 days. This visa is essential for non-EU/EEA nationals and allows legally reside in Italy for the entire duration of their academic program. The visa application process typically starts after receiving an official offer of admission from an accredited Italian university. Students must submit several documents, such as a valid passport, a visa application form, passport-sized photos, proof of accommodation, proof of funds for daily expenses, valid health insurance covering med

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